Evening Star Newspaper, April 17, 1862, Page 3

\ _ LOCAL NEWS. | Norics —Mr._ A. W. Burns, the managing agent ef the Star's circulatien in Georgetown, will hereafter alao act as the Star's advertising ae sae there. Any Georgetown edvertisements i at Dr. G B. Barnard’s, corner of High and Bridge streets, or with G. Crandell, No. as Bridge street, will meet with Prompt attention. Awvernents To-NicET. Forn's ATHEREUM.—‘ Othello” will be pre- sented this evening. with Mr. Forrest In the lead- ingebaracter. A brilliant audience greeted his ‘ance last night in the character of “Da- which was pereonated in bis usual mas- terly style. Mr. McCulloch also gave verv ral satisfaction in bis presentation of “Pythias in the personation of ‘Othello’? Mr. or world-renowned Wasaineton “Tutater Miss Annette Ince made a decided bit last night as “JIoen.? To. night she will sustain the me of “‘Ingomar,’’ in the play of that name.—a play which offers every advantage fora full display of ar talent. Opp Fattows’ Hati.—This po we em of amusement ts occupied Satistactorll y Fy the Kun- ile troupe They deserve popularity for they *pere no efforts to please their audiences. New acts. new scenes, and new dances will be present- ed this evening, and the entire strength of the compeny will be employed. Cantexacer —The Delevante Brothers, Jean Closki and Dick Parker continue to surprise and amuse the aud!ence at this popular resort. Miss Millie Fowler, as a danseuse ts unexcelied; and Miss Mortimer certainly possesses rare ‘voez! — Miss Mortimer’s engagement closes on ‘aturday night. Wasuineton Acapemy oF Mugitc —The free concerts are continued her daily and nightly. Vocal and Instrument=! music by admirable per- formers. Refreshments at hand. Mz. Joun Cottins.—This celebrated Irteh comedian will commence en engsgement at the new National Theatre, which will be opened on next Monday night. From our Cincinnati and Dubcqve exchanges we clip the following: Mr. Collins, the Irish Comedian —The New Orleans Delta of a inte cate has the following in reference to Mr Collins, the popu'ar delineator of Irish character, who will soon make his ap- pearance at the Theater in this city: Mr. Collins commenced his engagement at the St. Charles Theater last night as McShane in the “Nervous Man,’ and as Teddy, the Tiler. In spite of the discouraging condition of the weath- er. the house was a large one, and his reception by the audience warm and flattering It is needless to repeat what has been so often said in this journal with respect to Collins’ merit as an ir‘eh comedian, or to speak more artistically, and not In the style ef the play bills, a delineator ef irish character in its comic aspects. In this Me of characterization be has Jong stood with- uta rival on the American stage, and the unin- terrupted success of bis performances in th's ci for sbout fiftren years attests the establis] Le sate be bas acquired with our theater- going public Mr. Coliins’ characteristic merits were con- spicaous last night. He managed, as he has gen- erally done, to give full effectto tbe humor and drollery of bisdelineations, without running them tnte unseemly coarseness and vulgar farce. We were glad to observe, also, that he was in better voice than on hie last appearance in this city. acd his vo al performances, especially his ** Widow Machree,’’ which be gave with some capital im- Provements, were received and, encored with marked satiefaction. Varieties.—Vanliew's Theater is nightly filled with large and attentive audiences to witness the fice acting of Mr. Collins, the greatest Irish com- edian of the day. No actor that has appeared tn this city bas obtained more popularity than Mr. Collins. His reputation in the United States for several = past, in the delineation of Irish char- acters, has no equal. As a vocalist he is deci- dedly deserving of great merit. His voice is full end powerful, and of such sweetness of tone that it cannot fail to produce the mest pleasing effect. Mr. Collins was greeted by a very fair audience lastevening. This evening he will make his last appearance during his engagement in this cit: ~ - ed gem: Plays of the ** [rish Post’* and + Last Legs,’’ and will also sing the celebri ated prs song, ** Hailto the Union, never Dissolve it.” and ** Widew Machree.’’ Pouice —The s ceond Ward ‘patrolmen reported for the day before yesterday the following cases: Patrick Barbor, theft; diemissed. W. Beron, drunk; workhouse 6) days. Semucl Lenby, abusing a dumb anim il; turned over to the mill- Jary. James Bligh, hackmn, refusing a passen- ger; dismissed. Allen Thompson, funk and disorderly; dismissed ‘The Third Ward patrolmen teported Amos Them ning a wagon w! oy ce puinber; paid 58 cents cost. Henry Rider, run- niog a fon without a license; fined $5 55 Thomas Su tivan, fighting; dismissed. Michael Kennegan. do; do. Marco Laurenzi, fest riding; fined $1.55. Alex. Smith, drunk; dit missed—by Justice Clayton ‘The Fourth Ward patrolmen reported : Marga- ret Allen, col’d, sterling £14 frem Andrew Chase; jail for bearing. ‘This is another of the Prather’s ‘alley Inciden's, 8nd shows thet the dens have not been cleared out yet The pulice continue to bave an eye especially to those miserable dens, and bope that. notwithstanding the disadvantages under which they labor, they will be able to break them up. Lae Harvey. selling liquor witbout leepee; fines -. Henry Purdy, sellin xen on Sunday; nea $25 M—by Justice W. ae er. Grover’s Tuzater —Mr. Leonard Grover as- Sumes the management of the fine theater erected by Mr Spaulding, upon the site of the old Na- tional Theater; azd, under the above title, will open it to the public on the night of Easter Mon- day. Popular dramatic celebrities have been en- gaged: such as Mr. John Collios,who ranks among the best Irish comedians; Miss Lotty Hough, the favorite of Laura Keene’s Theater; Miss’ Jennie Parker, 2 histrionic artiste of ac- knowledged ability; and Mr. Daniel Setchell, who is reputed to be “decidedly funny.”’ The thester is the largest in the city, and 1s complete in its arrangements and decorations,with ceilings and dome beautifnlly elaborated by Carsten Mr. Charles Getz is the scenic artist. The orchestra is under the lesdersbip of Mr. John K. Goodall. The management wiil, no doubt, prove them- selves worthy of a liber:1 public patronage. Focrts Warp Station Caszs—Before Sustice Walter —Jobu H. Thomas, profanity; workhouse Wdays.§ Wm yr drunk; dismissed. Cath- srine Wilson ard Lizzie Conner, vagrants; wor house 30 days each These two gir! alte young, were sent down a few days ago, but were seon released, and are again sent back. — are likely to cost the corporstion some money if the system of release and commitment is practised with them. Thos. Carrall, Edward ae Patk Mitchell, and W. Leon, found sleepin zor dimntssed Wm. Cex. drunk an ¥; do. dueker. Sxconp Warp Statiox Casus—Before Justice Clark.—Adelaide Nouse, disorderly conduct; dis. mised. Jobn Druok, drunk; turned over the ro‘litary. Herman Goldsmith, false Pretences; dismissed. Italian wom, street begging; work- house 60 days. Gillis Key. violating t e a regulations; Gued $158. [The regulations vide that drivers of coaches on the stand, wi co noton thetr coach boxes, shall not occupy the Pavement ovsr five feet from the curbstone, in ©-der to prevent them from annoying persons on the sidewalks} W. B. Evry, aseault on Jobn Waters; security for peace. Wire Bearzn. Pat Powers, livin, on K street, on the Island, havin, Rothing cles todo, we su) , amused’ biimsel if by vo Be bis better if. (P, teok out 2 a gellsnt Pat was arrested Officer Car: But, as ts usual with cd yo Ps re- pearing against ‘rhe jastice, eoneeert in view rier turning affection prevented her appea: ore lord Pt . oft t that Pat oon oe that delightful Pastine three or four times this, sent him te the workhouse for disorderly conduct. Renwine Away eny negroes from the near counties of Maryland are leaving their masters and coming to this city in some cases they thelr masters’ stock to bring them to Was! Yesterday morning two erase ne. oe Ciem Hill. of Prince George's count: and brought them to the District. Mr. All came came to the city and identified the fagitives as his Co, legally. He alleges that obstacles bave ‘a thrown tn bis way here preventing him from recovering them Viovatine City Oxpinances.—Tuesda ay a ot ad consiable Tuas, aa en fore Justice Thom, fe i Veserday, ety He — ned gr 1. wellng ay, constable 8 “Phar 6 Gedsahae, Sor viding om t sdowelk of Pomeivonia avenue. Hewes Deadly frightened, and fined $2.55 by Justice severely lectured, Thompson. ComMIssionzRs ENDER THE EmAaNciPation Acr —Tae President nominated yesterday the fotiowi: gen tlemen as comm tssioners under the act abolisting slavery in the District of Co- jambia :—Samuel F. Vinton, of Obio; Daniel R. Goodloe, formerly of North bem, James G Berret, ex-Mayor of Washington. CEnTRaL GvanpHousE Caszs— 4 Justice Walter—Charies Miller, for market po emery ‘id SH cents costs. Thomas Riley, AMichae Barney O'Neal, and &. J. Blathews, drunk; turned over to the Prxsonat.—Gen. A.T. Dunham, of New York, {sat the National Major Adams, ist New York cavalry, is at Brown’s. J. Haight, of New York, is at Willard’r. Pty epee ya 13% street,) schoouer Betty Hooper, Wil om Fort De- Fait, wih 90 fav feel lmaber for 3-'F Walker. River Nuws ane are about 30 or 40 hoops at Riley’s wharf, most shad. Shad taken tn gi!) nets sell for $12 to $20 per hundred. Piexrockat ARRESTED. —The Provost Guard this morning arrested a man near the Seventh street wharf on a charge of picking pockets. Tux Monrtor.—The tron-clad Monitor Rotary |W. Refr! tors are on exhibition at C Woodward's store, Nos 318 and 320 Pennsylvania avenue, be- tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. t Pensoxs suffering from Hernia or Rupture should not fatl to call at corner of Ninth sueet and hj gp avenue, and examine Dr. See- ley’s Hard Rubber Truss. It is now used by some of the most eminent surgeons In this city reat success when all others have failed to old or retain the rupture. It is universally acknow! as the best Truss in use. Dz. See- ley remains in this city but a day or two eer See advertisement. Bass Bart Pravens can be furnished with bats and balls at A. Adamson’s, Beventh street, opposite Geneval Post Office. ap 16-34 Opruatmic anv Avra Institute, 227 Penr- sylvanta avenue, devoted exclusively to the treat- ment of all maladies of the Eye and Ear. Deaf- ness, noise tn the nae cory cured. This Inatitute is in charge o! Von Moschzisker, Oculist and Aurist, and bas already secured the &. ronage of some of the best Known citizens of ‘asbington and its vicinity. ap 16-3:* Mrs. R. G. Ercuison (No 12 Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets.) has just received from the North the bn es and best stock of Fancy Goods, E: rolderies, Laces, Bonnets, Hats, Fiate, Ribbans, Silks, Fiowers, and Milliner: Goods. generally, that she basever had; to which she calls the attention of the ladies of Washington and Georgetown. ap14-6t MezasLzs are prostrating the Volunteers by hundreds, the hospitals are crowded with them. Soldiers be warned in time. Holloway’s Pills are poaltively infallible in the cure of this disease, occasional doses of them will preserve the health Sky under the greatest exposures. Only 25. roe per Box. Coane, Etc. —Those afflicted with ‘aed whether bard or soft; also Bunions, Callosities, club with t, finest, troublesome things, those troubled with ar 1 ingrowing toe-nalls, can find great relief ana sttisfactory benefit by applying to Dr. G. White, 426 Pennsylvania avenue, between 4% and at streets, Room 7, second ficor. Inpia Rusper Goons. We advise all our readers (as we know they are obliged to purchase the above named goods) rtunity ae Mr. H. A. ge in_bis business, to embrace the present op; Halt intends to make and will sell his extensive stock of Rubber Goods at agen pec prices, and no family should miss th’ portunity to supply themselves For | instance, MP Hall will sell Men's Rubber Over. hoes and Sandals for 80 cente per pair, and are ‘ies’ Overs and Sandals for 60 cents palr; | dia Rubber Bed Protectors for Children’s 8 (an article that no family should be without) only 50 cents, for ten days. the India Rubber Warehouse, No 305 Pennsylvania ave., between 9h and 10th streets, Wa: Washington, D. Cc. ap 12-t£ IN AN ANOTHER COLUMN tet Boo eeen 2 few oy the many testimonials from well-know citizens of Washington, and gs Py one peak louder than any- thing we could say. it is with pleasure we lay , them before a candid and appreciative public. Our [oon are tired of theories. Whena man is sick nts the physician who prescribes reme- | dies that are sure to cure him, and such # person is found fa Dr. Tumblety, Indian Herb Doctor — and see for yourselves ye lame and suffer- ing, Oh ye rheumatic and dying come and see, Light shall egain the faded eye illume, And rosy health the pallid cheek resume Thousands rescued from disease and death, Invobe God's blessings on Tumblety. I desire your prostrate hearts to Lift, Your bleeding wounds to cure, And with the treasures of nature's gift Kelieve the rich and poor. THE INDIAN HE will describes diseases and tell hie S patients the nature of their cemplaints or Illness, without re- ceiving any information from them. No charge for Consultation or Advice. Office, No. 11 Washington = pallding ania avenue, corner 7th ap 12 30* ‘The mubscriber bas on of the best wood-burnt Lime, which can = be had at bis lime kilns, he having dissolved all connection with any other place or establishment for the sale of Lime, Ce- ceat, &c., and which will be sold at $1.12 per barrel. (mar 29-tf} Wx. A. Gopsr. ANY PERSON aking to procure a loan of a few doliars on satisfactory security, can do so by call- ing at 456 Eleventh st., between G and H. apli ALL PERSONS can find the best stock of Cloth- ing, Furnishipg Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at am No. 470 Seventh street, wear F. SometHing wort Kxrowtnc.—Persons who wish to purchase beautiful styles and well made Spring garments very cheap. will do well by calling at A. Straus, fashionable clothier, I’enn- sylvania —— between Tenth and Eleventh streets. constantly on hand, gent’s = ing sot, opens description. MARRIED. At W h Chagel. on the ree i tant, “* the Rev. Berjamin Brown. WILLIA « M STAN. FoRbt ‘BLIZABETa LB HANDY. cpm soiprencined acon DLED, ig mornirg, st 8 o’olook, CHARLES F, Og° 4 year RYDER. and 6 months, on'y son of Clark esd fans Ryd His foneral will soe eee from John H, Pis-ts, o. 268 C stree*, look te-mor.ow (Friday) aftercoon. Pry ‘etown, D. C.. 17th Lys gree Mr. BASIL <RING.1 in Pretich year of ends and those of the family are ‘requested his fesere from the residence of his Caugnters, No. 70 Congress street. to- morrow (Friday) necsoon. athalf [ past 3 o’clock. In ets ri D. C., in the 26th year of her ate ANNIE ANGELUA FLETCHER, vounzeat daughter of Reel and the iate Nancy Fietoher. Her funeral wii! ti nace from the residenc> cf her father 3d atreet, between BE and F A pom on Priday, the — inst . at2 0” sock a herremsins will be taken to Wesley Zion hureh. from thenoe to its last resting place * 16h inst., of chronic crow: LA, the gest child «f Ann and Owen M: Ardicea ‘are and two mo} 18 os flea attend le, Bged tea. —_ tak pies from the residenos erandmotter, M mey_on & street.br- tween Tan and ish” Te | 130, on Thareday ster non. at 3 o’olook. iends of the femi'y are invited to attend. OR SALE—T ‘and HARNESS: two FARM MULES, will be as Welw AGON sold 's C8 se Fe pAREORURY AND: AGENT. og, is Ol my aad Ne! A -Boldiere, = Beak sak Tenth, 3p 15 Steo* E—ICE—ICKE! Just wel ES Nye and 5. sxrestte from Bones sargoae 088 Fei Pond ae the best ever been to this mark: i 8 ed. MIDDLETON, fine corner 13th and. F ots. Doe tata Whart fang foot eo: sista star sei coat ce apil eos? ADIES’ BLACK SILK pare SILE br i VES. Lea Orrics ba 2 FILLS! SILK GOATS! ent of Ladies’ Biack Silk Wrap- yen = ee, tz lee, Bt prices ranging from w _39 12-3t00 320 pes AXWELLS., LACK SILKS! CK SILKS! COLORED 81. tei SILKS! A fall f the “EEE sine aaa ais SOO EEAGS wearrnes: N | oSeygerccn Penn. eee Boe ‘ bss aamapenett™ In Pale ep i. “HARTY appa, wars FILT: 10k Quauiry, ap iz-stes’ ¥* S18 Nion wall A 8U: RECEIPT eee 4 Sroatead Loudon Re aad req eee siete WANTS. EDIATELV—Two jouw A Vr Ba weat he Neon Taciel & OSTLERS. A st W RE "S New York Tl Stables cornsr cf 12th and C ats. 2t* disra avenue, a aed WARaRaN aT pomenmosed. 16 cook = assist in wash ng and ironi" sc. ap i7s os_name =__ situa Tw ATION WANTED. by s tespestebie young jambermeid App oF addrecs ‘No. 44 7 oth vac Daad E. WYANTED -A colored WOMAN to orok, wash i wall '» Apply at No, 348 New ‘York avenue, ostween Sth and 10th ata, wT ED—B: Sere Strvatio as cook or ironing ina privats family. ‘Apply at st.. between F and 6. GENTLEMAN AND SMALL F. wish to rent 4 sma!l House oo: to? rooms, in some p nt part of at 383 enue, at Conraa’s Hi ANTED—A SALESWOMAN for W ee ee None need spply uni they have a parfact leden of bauel Addrees Box 633 eee "Port O five. Wnse ZED Bs & sousostable: oTan, os. hambermsid or nuree, ge Call at No. 89 M atrect, eat Pd and an yt ky ee EF street Rowling Falcon, 3 ithree WHITE BOYS sed from 13 to 16. Also, ove WHITE GIRL, at 487 Ten’ aged from 12 to 14 ye-r*. sp 17 3t* ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Two active cnten hao bp ae ai a — *J per 5 sven Appiy to VIRTUE & COs 495% Tih ot ap WANTED IM MEDIATELY—A COOK VOU ite Eh ears old. e © whi rrons. with om mend tors. AP WAL. Pe Taste No = ee sire” etwas 14th and 15:h sts. apt’ ANTED—At M, wt abel} Fanoy 102 425 et-eot, [sland.a good MII. “Ee need apply. Best wages will ANTED TO RENT—For a permanent resi- denoe,a good DWELLING HOUSE witha r srlor, diming room, kitehen aad four or five cham- A louse situated in the northern part of Washington cr in Georgetown weu' red, Address ‘A,X _.’ Rox #4 Star Off eo ap 18 3t* WANTED-A good COOK, and one who osn age a andiren, Good references req t at. V ANTED IMMEDIATELY—Eight or ten WOOD CHUPPERS ie work near the city, Inquire of THOMAS ANDE RSON, Good Hove, near the Navy Yard Bridge, p 15.3 * WANTED-A fool ell ts with water and 848, containing a »m 12 to 20 rooms, some whe-e between 6th 8nd 13th ets and L and Penn- sylvapisav. Possession to be given bythe Sth of Addreas Box No. 473 City Pust Uffice. ae wa TED— our goed FARM HANDS. ‘They must bo sober, hoaest, industrious men. and understand managemsnt and care of pares. plow- and farm work generally. Apply at L pis ae ‘7th etroat road, rear th "8p ‘ ANTED—58 experienced COOK, who ur- ders'ands h i pysiness and o8n bring the best li fivd a good home and liberal wages; to o rthreein number. Also, Se Giri, who pot ts ands well housework, hin; and troning. Icquire Zlat and Boundary’ ets,, rd Pomte W ilard « piace. Bp 15-31 MRS. RALCH. WANTED smal! White or Colored GIR to take oare of ohi' caee Apply at kel 14n weet nd De epil tt oourt ‘at toll gate, LNTED—To sell, honceforward, 200 barreis and haif barrele ot Ale every waek: also the zame of Beor, for the Baltimore Brewery. JOHN YNOR, Arent. Corner of 2st and 6 sie. will be cailed 1 3m Orders in the Post Offi ™, &n G2 p.m. '—F rom May Ist, 8 neatly ‘SE, in a central postion, from 10 to Is rooma, Address Box 3 Star Office, _mhSitt —AGENTS WANTED TO OPEN $ 100. an office Aod take the wholesale agency. State, for all of Lioyd’s Great Military by our Commander-in Chiet. The aes — inthe world. A fortune can be made rao h State. 3 000,000 copies of one already been sold. Also man to go to Galtornia, Engiand and Cuba. Agenta also wanted in ever" as pont, and in every regimeatin our army, circulars, LOYD, mhé tmayl 164 Rroadwar. New York. ANTER seve very know tha! W oan find ¥ too i3 or Clothing. Hate and Gapecet tho vory lowest rater, at BMI ITR’ 460 Seventh street. ylow F. fe 21-: on Ww, ANTED—Sutiers and Patios te, know th: they can bay OA P STOVES and Tl Base cheap of J. ‘ORE ORY, 331 i 'T#&D—Every person to k: that I am in an market. ready [? oer on & i - pearance in the housofurniehing | Buede heving ot 5 gerpius, mil do wel Koos (oast Hi tes) a) boaler in) in ‘New ‘tind Se Second nituare. Wants, —We are now bu; PAs pl etter DING, | —_ casa for which f- pay ini a ‘amulies deol: havin arpias of Sraieres advan oto give us Se Is-tf No. 3 Jand BED: e highest ria te BON & GRIFFI ed st. betw. [and ca D® J. H SCHENCK, This raporben de pets Phr- nm, whose brilliant and wid: been acquired by his emine may, soe fai treatment of Consumption, even in cases which heve been regarded and pronounced incurable by the reguia- fsou tr Ve boat Sraeer, No, hy} 16h FH STREET, Ww don PENNSYLVANIA ‘AVENUE, Washington City, On WEDNESDAY, the 26 of April. For consultation ard to examine the oondition of his pacientes. grest cxperisnoe, derived from long and ex- tensive p:aotics. close stady nd devoticn to his profession. together with stance of the rer- fect instrument with whol ht inations of the sungs Are mede, enabie him to detect the slightest symptoms of disease. great medicin-s, his PULMONIC WEED TONIC and MANDRAKE ave Seog ne wisely celebrated as reme- o1es for diseases of tne Lungs, Liver and Stomach 8s his own reputaticn in the imi — eaent and oure ts Bu fering ies these d il who need his <0 vioes to iP ar ‘above. For examination of the lungs with the respirometer h‘s charze is three dollars; but for erdinary examinstions and advice without that instrument nocharseismadse __ Dr. eenenck wouid feel grateful to such 8a have been t ue fited by h his treatment if they ould eallon him during visits to their cities, andoaruf , by written statements, to the becefit ther have received. being @ creat eatis- faction to him. po eal bey to impa't confidence to hurdr rom similar diseaser, who need ‘only faith in ‘Dr. Soheack and nis remedies to yet he saved. Persons can be Seestes to his rooms by salting at his agent’ WAIT. oo'ner 7th st-est Pouniees here sisocan be f fuppiy of NEW ARRIVA: BEAU PUL STYLES SERING CLOTHING, Art Astoniseixe Low Prices. Whole Suits elegantly got up a 10 and At & BR 21m* Corner Band tt 1 erat A WAGON R SaAulB.—Ao excellent HORSE. round and oe pra family horse, will be gold separate {com the wagon, or on it, ag deatred. oo sre TAIT — fe she ges ots Sut tee hy t Enquire atthe Stabl Fwea on sth she ot Mens met ie - CAN’T BE BEAT! i Subsori>ers dejormined to scoommcdets Dees, Rerepe ‘renting toy oon natal a nige earris 6 with gent: ro 4 and care! ora ote nat rey ee SE F000 8 ful driver, asthe umes ‘rill alow. Hi ob has Ig & CO. f D Bp ld Im "ie . ) oes E BERNARD Le 5 fernard—Un Beau paraes on tune La Boutliie de ie Co Ser Temes—Joheun ta Pi Du as treia tres; £00 gee fone Ls (nba dl 0 pumae— Le Capitaine Arena; 3 Tena; 30: Damas— fe Ghee ara rds du mite He aoe Sea ireceag Fe Fiileule; 300 Sige tore lympe; 309 PY "000 ar oP. eaere 558 Seventh street. GpARDEN reget For new 3K TAYLOR, & SEED OATS, AMUSEMEN OVE T 2 eee TE NEW NATIONAL.) Fanneylvemsa Avenue, nets pene Bat wpon the most hee gt pata Street ard a MR. CHARLES GETZ. Freesoed, Orramented aad ome fe sad Com d Cormrortabig Sei oF nearly ONE oF THE VERY FINEST ee ATERS SPLENDID | SCENKR be make count y Y. AND ORCHES an EVERY ACOESSORY ! ! Will Open to the Public the a la of BASSER MONDAY. April JOHN ‘COLLINS, THE GENIAL IRISH COMEDISN, COMEDY COMBI NAT QON 28 LOTHY ROUGH. 1 a FULL, POWERFUL AND TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY, The very eon Favorites i: in miei : Bag Fai SL will be mad made by the Manager to to, the one i AUN Nott le played agement has been eecured. cirdae™ oF ADMIBssION. SESS, at ‘OLLINS at Betier 16 cannot hope to "To thivend the very "iret — in the y apropos ue § the nature the er- Oroben on Cral lored ‘Salle Galera fal apt — — AST NIGHT: | Ooo reuili vA NAVY YARD! BRILLIANT DIORAMIC ViEWS VIRGINIA SCENES BY; QATELES, &e., Admittance 25 ane ‘i 1" we ASHINGTON THEATE, a litH AND © Staeats, Manager.......Ma. Gzornos KUNKEL Last ea but two of a the talented American MISS ANNETTE INCE. Hy Who “ais EVENING In her. ce, chi r of ‘GO! . Jude with the To conclude sy iss SWAINS Rosetta (with songs). Friday, Admiasion 25 and 5 conte ard $1. it CONTINENTAL OPERA HOUSE! (LATE PHILHARMONIC HALL,) GRAND OPBNING NIGHT! This fine Hall wil! bar pene? shortly with s oom- yery of maieend ei" respective rol try hieg will be varie Fanoy d female pe formers unequsied ‘Davoes, to iiluatrate ost refined aud talented artists in the oo ave been engrged. The programme each fod and att Rot ve in the hichest in in the United States The 21 formance will consist msialy of now and at'rao “ve Maric, vocal and instrumental, Burlerque Up- whion degree. pe rtp will ba given of the Opening Nogot. At panied by. ladies to orshestra cha.r lored ge'lery s5 cents. 1 RB o’oloak. icmen unscoom 5? osnts ; toon 17 3t Joors open at FORD'S ATHENEUM. Jonny Joun B: THIRU WEEK OF ED EDWIN FORREST. IRSDAY THUR dS Will sustain his world :en0 Prose Cirle and earaney t0— Secured Seats. . Baloon: Orchestra Sei Family Circle Doors opon at7 Forp..... —. Proprietor and Waickt... .....-..._...Stage o Manager EVENING, April 7, FORRE: wned persenation of OTHELLO, AY EVENING, April 13, eowht Bkaket Yaa Great Cheracter. ApMIssion. TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, goa Bills of Eatertsioment ce et preeente4, CHARL#s K. FOR reasurer. OWS’ HALL. rn eg st., near Post Office, Gorse oe rd Combination a Leceee and Manager Work of the Grard the Stars of Munstrelsy, Kunkel’s Nightingale Opera Troupe jn abik Hefines ti EVEMONSTER CONCERT ‘A LA SULIEN, With a Grand Augmented Orchestra, Asmission 25 cents ; ‘Reserved Seats 59 cents. ep id £5 DP oe ne amieing fee EVENING ASSEDY, Agent, DD FELLOW ABD. TUESDAY ENINGS April id nWiut LECTURE. PROF. BENTON Sul jact—V; mores Luatratrd by many Hexutiful toramic "0 HALL, THURSDAY Views of noted p.aces inthe State. and Battie Scenes, &o. Leotare to commsnee at 8 0’0'ook, Admittance 25 cents. CANTERBURY HAL er); the wean (Form iy ghe MAM Was: aor A Crowded to its utmost capac: eple-até AL ‘TERBURY RALL! EVERY A raembly Rooms,) NIGHT, ALL THE WokLD. lor. Talent | mongee’ orability! and immense FING TON A! “AND BALTI- —£ COMPA ity Hy an audience Culiivated, Critical and Refine ea Batabijahing of 183 Mias Bt iy the E GREA is the bear A ine ert . FIRST TA a COMBINATION OF STARS! Observe this Brilliant Last of Names : the gqva of which con be nowhere fe fopnd im the MISS 3 MILLIE FP FOWLER, MISS JULIA MOR TIMER, 1D THE Fork oF BEAUTI, SN AER Fok a esis DILLY A MISS JULIA E BR. t taat tl mance ne ayiist o oH Pf the LJ ead THE ORL.” 1s, COR. i ANDON. KICHMON Cc Li tthe ECLA. DELEVANTE BROTHERS, THE DAtING GYMNAST. The Enplopian emesian, oa . J, bAL BOTT, And the Funsy pick PARKER, M JEAN CLOSKL, Jv HEANY, y. MASTER JOHNNY SY ae LAR K, JOUN HAMILTON, BARRY J. CAR TER LEWis M. CLARKS, 5 Ys . ii ihe Bi {1 the Com- A New Programm:, in wi! vhch sis D Kemepi Thee INSTRELS ‘Troupe in the city! ry Burlesg ine ra itled LACK STATJIE. Admission 25 cents ; Orchester Chairs 5 cen‘s, lorsinees Bntertaunment w aD NATO ebay AFTER- onesbic ONE te 4 lavish do: ob and Cost! ‘Oy8, Sewing’! ees Ene ion 2 cents ; 7 mer ree mone El ant Presents is Ar. chines. and nd mngnidocut esented to Mrs. R, ra No. 256, hildren k@cents. Sp id IN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘A: SyeeuE caste Sipe, 10th ats. coustantiy In attendanoe to keep good Beate Y Ri SEN PaaL, Mise F = Germon | ene fit of Mizs INCE - BALLS, PARTIES, &e. Leer OUT EST GRAND BALL Ah odivechi lows Hapa wera, ae al fieatee ter ekele caate ry jsements. SECOND EDITION. THREE O’CLOCK, P.M. THB LATEST BY TBLBGRAFH Important from the Bouth. etre wath on Our Mortar Fleet Pass Forts Jackson GgRAND COTILLON Famer! ! TEMPERANCE H Neteean Sih aad it) and Philip, in the Mississippi, ‘ eitiy tents seal 7 Pack without | Opposition. r "s vl s rast and afieee Prot © FL BAE The Rebels Removing their Guns Fount GRAND COTILLON PARTY of from Pensacola. oS ita be Kjyenon RAS Eet RONDA ; Puitapecemia, April 17 —A letter to the New eTomptrance bers of the shove Comps oon Rg speottu'ly yanroanoe to th: ir msny friends. and the blio ater that ther Fuerth Gand Cotr'ion be given Bt the atov-aectoned Ha’! Moadey, tno viet inat. ‘The anrveras! y this Compant at their former uarantes th ar _— 6 Will te the a. The La York Herald from Key West, says that toform: tion from Fort Pickens states that ten morter Hoats and three streamers have passed Forte Je-k son and Phillip on the Mississipn! river, without a shot being fired on them. Pensacola bas not yet been evacuated ~ A deserter from Pensacola says that only s thousand men remained there. The besviest guns have been removed; the others ate buried cr spiked. Forts McRee and Barrancas ere mined to be blown up whenever an attack te med Invited to attond em masse, az the.¢ will be no ir- vitations insued. Tickets & conte, admitting 6 gentiemsn snd indies. w Sou pra Bt done Dickerson, m on’t V, Henry. Geo. A’ Daring. mpi? at” Ta HE FO Pay Tener Sey ASSEMBLY The Hereld has extracts from Norfolk papers as the HIBERNIA CLUB, which was to of the 15th inst., and Richmond papers of the beet peter ene, Zist — le 1th. o-upt Pot ein« Cleappointed in obta'ning fhel ali for esid evn ng sp is t*_ | Latest from Fortress Mouroe, ——o—_— ALL ABOUT heter-d MERRIMAC. Bavtimone, April 17, (from Fortress M nroe April 16.)\—The calm weather prevailing Ip the Roads bas been mest propitious for the appear- ance of the Merrimac, but ashe docs not come out it is concluded that she wae moet likely in jured by getting aground when last down. The Ricbmond Dispatch bas rome comment« on the Merrimac, which, it says, spert two days fn Ham Roads, bactering the Monitor end the Yankee fieet to come up tn range of our sbore = They claim that ehe is master of Hampton The exploit of the Jamestown In seizing three vessels is regarded as showing the terror with which the Yankees view the Merrimac. Consider Ing {t not worth while te waste any more coal in fruitless effort to entice the Monitor to a confiict, the Merrimac returned to her anchorege ‘The belief is very general here that the Mer rimac received some injury during ber recent raid, which compelled ber to go back to Nor LOST AND FOUND. last, a ep-tted COAGH Fi h one req ey6 Bad cne whit’. a ons 2 5) wiil be psid if re turaed, FH B. = VERIDGE, Waskingto: Hours. api? a* 2 the t4ath nd had a litter of, coated the 15th’ x — comed erty the the stables of tne thee Cap-tol tol ween lat st. and bs tat Jersey av J. CARKOLL. AKEN UP—On the 12th a; an_iron grey HORSE about 7 ¥: ‘The owner is requested to on orn Roper a; | PSy oha-ges. and ti y t B MORGAN'S Blaokamith Sh 22d and H street P $50 REWARD—For the spare, Serr (and i Cane TO Te E SUSSCRISER. instent. a young ones on 2 poe The owner yd delivery to me at Bladenspure, M and, or recured in eae om Mar: ian: Uist 1 eet nim) of NEGRO MAN: Splvese 4 folk. She was undoubtedly aground all the : oe ore party of pe ‘5 cin second day, and from the heavy weight of ber ar- Md’ ‘Syiventar is of Corpor complexions; ststue; about at Le bigs i ° 4 of plessing counte- ell knownin Wash- ivgt nolty, ed is <j "doubt lurking in that aan j a its sk b gv @ ebova reward no mi nee bIonysivus sheer” ‘ap is im* xUrof HH. Warring. 4 on Ran away from the rari r $50 denoa of the undersigned,on Mon- orning, 24th inet, about 10 o'clock, ® mament she oe 4 have sprung a leek She is however, back at the Norfolk Navy Yard. and there Is little doubt bas. been taken back there for repairs of acme kind When moving about the upper Roads on Fri- day last, and exchanging shotewith the Nevge tuck, ebe was very close to the English steamer Racer—at one time close slongside. In conves- sation with one of the English sallors yesterday, an experienced gunner, be assured me that the last gun the Merrimec Bred—either the gun or the shell exploded before {t left the muzzle of the gun. He was close enough to seen creat com motion on board, and the escape from the port holes ¢e paces WOMAN, calling hereelf Jane o! 3 brig hto -pper color: $0 years of age; The bos is ang looking nd had ona bas shus with 8 chi id 3 yeara of age darker color; ths womsn is ver, when —s to; al f-et tine es Crees and 10 band belonging to Hon Chas. B Cs'vert. I will give oe ware uf delivered to me, or #e- oured so 8s to get her RS E. CRAWFORD, _8p 10 lw* No. 254 southeastoorner 9th an $ 1 0 R REWARD-—Rtolen about 12%: o’o!o0k m., this mornin, cium sized grey HORSE, with go’ ment saddie sné spree horace had no shoes on; and isme in loft foot; branced U, 8. Ho was stolen from front of Aigier’s Restaurant, D st. Any informa- shaw - -— ete OUR MILITARY BUDGET. FECONNOISSANCE UP THR RAPPAMANNOCK The Jacob Bell agrived at the Nevy-¥ ves- terday afternoon, and reports that on Monday last, in company with the Island BeUe, Satellite, Res olute and Relience, she preceeded on 2 reconnois- sance up the Rappabannock river. In the after- tion cenzerning nim will be received at Mr. | noon they hed reached the vicinity of Urbana, Aig (ap 1-tf) PHICLIP ZITTLe. | and Acting Master Street, of the Bell, with six District or, {LOLuasia, Wasuineton | men, under ins!ructiont of the Flag-Ofticer, pulled 188 ee Berg = Fuatios of up the creek towards the town for the purpose of the Peace in a persous!- assuring its Inbabitants that their rights and prop- ly appcarea J the Metro) erty would be respected. On entering the creek itan Polios, and made oath tat he tock up on day, Maren’ s8tn,18-2,8 brown HORSE. as an ee- ten delivered him to sae BORTARL hue ribed and sworn before me. B. REAVER, J P. ‘The owner will nore. pay charges a> 3, take the horse away. Call at 516 Sith ——. (fice Metropolitan Police. apl 2awsw FOR SALE AND BENT. ‘OR RENT—With Eesrd, a PARLOR end CH+MBER, on the first floor, rni other me. Tabie Boarders acoommoisied 391 E Foe fi a> 17 3 RENT—One FURNISBED ROOM, wi bh nd toard. ina private fami y,on seo nd Fo, SEIT aerronelis View. the residence oi the late Wasiny ton Be erry. For terms, 40, iy to J- MIDDLETON, af City Hal, they d a long embankment, and were bailed by 4 man, who asked what they wanted. They enswered that theirs was 4 Peaceuble purpose. and were told to on, but Immediately the man aimed a rifle at the beatand Sr-d. and In- stantly the embankment was lined with men, who fireda sige at the boat, only one “Dot, how- ever, strikii Master Street returned ‘he fre and puiled ne to the steamer, and the Doats drew up in line and shelled the rebels out They then proceeded up the river and observed from nearly every bouse a white sheet fying asa fing of truce, and after proceeding some five miles landed at Certer’s wharf, end beard from afamily that Fort Lowry bad been evacuated No men were to be seen at any of the houses ex- cept the old and infirm. They were informed that all of them had been either pressed in the service or had ran away. They were also told that a system of signals hed been establisbed by the rebels from the different points. and that tbeir approach was slready known above ‘A few miles sbove they anchored im front of Fort Lowry, and after shelling the woods, Jandcd a small force and raised the Stars and Stripes on the rebel flagstaff. The piace bad been vacated only a short time, as the was found to be ‘werm in the ovens; although it is probable that the main hody which ed the place bad left some days previous. They had erected nearly one pecotone 4g comfortable frame buildings. and seemed to have been enpplied with every conve nience. The hospital was found to be la com plete order, and the medicines standing as 'f they had been lately in use 1a front of the fort a light boat bad been sunk. In removing guns, of which they had nine, mounted, two ers were sunk, the boals in which they ‘were being taken across baving swam, After removing all the stores ti coud be easily taken off, the balance, together with tbe builings, were burnt by our forces. The fleet then pr up to jbannock, where they arrived about 10 o'clock on Tuesds: inorning, and anchored off the town. The habitants bed been signaled of their approach, and were ina terrible fright, many being already left, and others bastily packing up their goods Lieut. McCrea, with a strong farce, land @ bout ene o'clock, with a fleg of truce, and ansured ths between G and H streett, No. 402. ESE. 84 zi A FRAME D pf LLING@ HeUs in M street,(No between and 7th; containicg 5rooms, witha ‘bree i terms inquire within, Ty E ROOMS FORM ZRLY OourI; the hesdquarters of Brigadier Gen’: now vacant. snd can be rented on ap to No 18% G street. between 19th and 20th streets, References required. ‘9 St* FS® RENT—A boautifai COUNTR SEAT for ren‘, with a1 the improvemyn’s, stabling 8nd out-buildings, within tea or fifteen minutes’ walk of ziet #t; hea thy and fineiren water; can be reated with Furniture, or without, upon reas Ove bie terms ; contains reven acres of ground, in a hi ocutivation, The piace is weil long bsen the residesce of Mr. 2 ew is fine Slt and Boundary ma. A roe _ = a8 cation apis © LADY HAVING A LARGE BOUSE, ce tircus of leaving the city, w.shes to mest with ® party wiling ae boy the furniture contaned there: i rooms. Apply to] inbabitants that they would not be molested tn JOB) WALLING, aa Ith, between iat lawful busines<. Very shortly a iarge num streets. p15 St*_ | ber of those who had Ieft retarned, ind the good» ‘were moved back to the stores ond dwellings As soon as the inhabitants bad returped, the ‘‘ster= end stripes’ were hoisted from the top of the Court House, and was greeted with hearty cheers from the fleet. At an early bour on Wednesday morning a sloop was seen some five miles above, end Master itched with the Island Belle to <a OR RENT. —A TENEMENT, suitable for = frell ily, and very pleasantly sisuated on the eearate of Georgetown, within five minutes’ walk of the Washington and Gooreetowa < Tne Apply at the office of DENT Fifteenth crest. Wastingtea,” oh pty ha FS RENT—A furnished four-stc DWELLING, :na pleasen* and h eet aes of the city, with fine large one chambers aod psriors, th room supplied drat wa'er, Aud gee Srroughout 5 B oerriag house and etsbie at ed, hie isa desirable residenos for an M. C. o: - cram e emp'vyss in either one of the Devart nts oquire at 375 Kieveuth strest, between Kant tien 5to6 p.m. a _—_—_— ee SoOMMES B RESIDENCE FOR RENT. » weg eat ‘en Farm: Me. Lo — Ibe pnileg one tem sctosen, (near My. Lous OT OWE’ 5 desirable turaished i House wel: shaded, fine water, &c, wit sastiee carringe cures, &c.,&0. ‘Pheaitsction of Members of the ani net, Forei, Pp Minisier: d gentiemen with is espooially invited to this advertisement. Bor examination of the coon ss ply = a — wpon the farm (Mr. Ji rina) ~ ther rtioulare address Captain WW A ase! OAD ee , U8. M., 1220 Spruce atrest, a -In* 5 aianane TA- every arragrement he above will stady tily pull for the shore. A ball was sent after them, but without effcct. The sloop was then taken asion of, and was found to be the Reindeer, ighted with army stores, which were to be landed st Tappahannock. she bad also a larce mail aboard, among which were letters contain- ing valuable information After securing the prize end assuring the in- haw!tante of their protection, the fleet then started to return, and when passing the mouth of To- tuskey creek two schooners were observed some four or five miles up. A boat was Pee sent a op and they were shower tgeos out. At Union Wharf, some fifteen miles below ee a boat was landed and gs ye in untform er- rested and brought off They gave thelr names as E. L. Mozingo and Jemes A Canan, and state that they have recently been drafted in the milita and were on the way to cam On EALe— tvs firs*-oi BLES, narbie siabs. on Taore des: complete. i Pp ther? — by callin intwotuetaty Pe od Euro The other ‘witb the prizes in tow, ere ee eee. » eorner ith sirestaad Pi ven expected at the this Hh th og CONGRESSIONAL. pinta “ances BOARDING. ALXVIIth CONGRESS—Secené Session. BoAnans EBX tae ag oe THUEsDAy, wwasban, Apail 2 17. 372 C etreet, corner ‘of 4o¢—one of the most desires Sznate.—The bill to amend the act creating ble locations in Washington, ep l7 a" the Court of Claims was reel ved from the Hous- recerred to the Judiciary Committee. ROOM. Waem btert srjtable fez one or | Also, the House bill provi for the fesusnce between yd A. ‘8 can sl.g | of certificates of Government indeb'eduess; re be seocmmodated. ap 17 3t* ped. og te A pace a ini ‘nce wu) —One Front » after ponents refere Bier. aoa agra he pe or two of numerous petitions, ieasantiy situa’éd, with 8 northern famiiy grat 500 E street, between 2d and'sd. joint resoulution appropriating $° ‘oes for the relief of the officers sad privates of the Marine corps batailion who lost personal effects in November last upon the Port Royal expedi- tion; passed. Mr. Grimes called up the bill providing that voters 1a the District of Columbia sbali bereafter OS go an osth of al! United States, and also to swear not at any previous time forfeited their FURSIPHED BOOS. id Re NT, in 8 pleasan! 01 Transat’ Boarders fa ‘Sooomm odated. ee GEORGETOWN ADVERI'M1S GHORSETOW, ah ares CADEMy — | 8's ea a Es ieeramireche ita months’ to be entitled to 8 vote a pits ss will bs But Mr. Grimes objected to It; to Mr. Sumner did ts. Al Fe wats eon it peta Ret preset. aa ah casting Samos ag s0 q ir tlisle urged jauee requis aoa, Me. ce rales i 3 08 eh = gawd yd proposed voter bad always been